Tuesday 5 June 2018

Lecurette-A simplified approach


Lecurette-A simplified approach
SSB Simplified

The procedure


  1. You will have to pick up a chit
  2. There will be 4 topics written on the chit
  3. The first topic will be a bit high level topic
  4. The second and the third topic will be a medium level topic
  5. The fourth and the last topic will be a simple and easy topic
  6. You will have to choose one topic and prepare for it in 2 and half minutes 
  7. Then you will have to give a talk on that topic for 3 minutes.

Tips for Lecurette


  1. Stand straight, fold your hands at the back if you are uncomfortable with hand actions(Vishram being the best position)
  2. Do not do too much hand actions. You are there for a speech and not a silent mime
  3. Speak confidently and do not repeat sentences
  4. Start with a quotation or a mind blowing fact.It will add some masala and spice to your speech and give an impression that you are a person of vast knowledge.
  5. Support your statement with facts and real life examples if possible
  6. Adress to your friends and not to the GTO
  7. Maintain eye contact with your friends.Do not look on the sides.
  8. If you find it difficult to look into your friend’s eyes then I have a solution
  9. Look at your friends forehead instead of looking into their eyes .Isn't it a cool replacement. The others will complement you for your confidence(But you actually you know the truth )
  10. End within the time limit and do not extend too much
  11. Use voice modulation(Don’t be monotonous)Raise your voice at important points and normal at trivial issues
  12. Start with a smile(Believe me this will reduce half your nervousness)
  13. Take deep breathes before you start your speech
  14. In the 3 minutes you have for preparation, make an outline of what you want to speak
  15. If you forget your next sentence then say words like
  16. Friends as you all know
  17. According to my opinion
  18. As a coin has two faces this topic has both pros and cons
  19. According to a survey conducted….
  20. I totally agree with the point that…
  21. So by the time you tell this sentence remember some  part of your speech and add it to your above sentences…..(Isnt it good….?I use it very often……..) 

Structure of the speech

  • Introduction
  • Body
  • Conclusion

Introduction-Structure of the speech


  • You can start your speech with a quote..
  • Take them into a different world by giving some juicy thoughts to them
  • Question. ...
  • Silence. ...
  • Statistic. ...
  • Powerful Statement/Phrase.
  • Then greet everyone(Hello friends,Dear friends,My dear fellowmates,Good morning gentlemen etc…)
  • Then define the topic 

Body-Structure of the speech


  • If the topic you are speaking has a history to it then briefly tell its history, present and future.
  • If it’s a debatable topic then tell the pros and cons of the topic
  • If its an international issue, then first explain how the matter will affect our country and then its effect worldwide.


Conclusion-Structure of the speech


  • End your speech on a good note…
  • Provide a unique solution or the best views you have about the topic..
  • Give a very promising fact if possible…
  • Summarize what you have said throughout your speech
  • End with a quotation if possible
  • Or Ask a question and let the audience do the thinking
  • Thank everyone


How to prepare for the topics


  • Read newspaper editorials,articles
  • Essay books
  • Make a list of all the topics that can be given in the SSB(For this refer http://ssbcrackexams.com/ssb-lecturette-topics-2016/  It’s a good link)
  • Make your own notes
  • Participate in speech competitions in your schools,colleges.
  • Take up a random topic and explain it to your friends or speak in front of mirror.



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